Federal judge blocks deployment for two weeks, says sending Guard troops would 'add fuel to the fire'.
Federal judge blocks deployment for two weeks, says sending Guard troops would ‘add fuel to the fire’.
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A federal judge in Chicago has temporarily blocked United States President Donald Trump’s deployment of hundreds of National Guard soldiers in Illinois.
US judge blocks Trump’s deployment of National Guard in Illinois
Judge blocks Trump deployment of National Guard to Chicago
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